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Spirituality and Theology Sarah Gagliano Taliun Spirituality and Theology Sarah Gagliano Taliun

Saint Luke: Spread the Good News to the World

Saint Luke the Evangelist's feast day is celebrated annually on October 18. In his Gospel account and in the Acts of the Apostles, Luke chronicled Jesus' earthly ministry and the evangelization efforts of the early Church. I had no idea that during a lectio divina prayer session about a year ago, I'd feel a strong connection to Luke’s experiences as a chronicler of the Good News.

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Spirituality and Theology Natalie Hanemann Spirituality and Theology Natalie Hanemann

Jesus and Francis: Letting Go of What We Do Not Need

Francis knew he couldn’t live the way the Lord asked and still remain part of the social structure. The only way he saw to accomplish this other way of living was to commit to a life of voluntary poverty – what he called non-possession. When Francis started his order of brotherhood, he told his brothers: “We do not want to possess anything in this world.”

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Spirituality and Theology Kate Walsh-Soucheray, Ed.D., LMFT, Emeritus Spirituality and Theology Kate Walsh-Soucheray, Ed.D., LMFT, Emeritus

St. Jerome and the Latin Vulgate

We may take reading the Bible in our native language for granted and make the assumption all people were able to do so since the time of Jesus, which is simply not true. We can thank Saint Jerome, whose feast we celebrate on Sept. 30, that we have the Old and New Testaments to read in the language of our choice.

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